Guwahati college of architecture receives second prize for presenting integrated water management in college campus

09 Jun, 2009 . 1 min read

The presentation by Anuj Bhajanka and Avinash Chirania from Guwahati college of architecture details water management system designed by them for their own college

Currently the college has a daily water consumption of 17.8KL and inadequate supply. The design integrates water conserving devices such as waterless urinals and eco-san toilets with grey and black water treatment systems and rainwater harvesting.

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